This week’s Slow River happens during the Veteran's Memorial Bridge Open House in 2017 as the 635 foot-long Great Republic (1981) navigated the Superior Bend portion of Cleveland's Cuyahoga River.
Read MoreIt was the tweet that launched 4,100 replies and counting. We surmise on a late Friday afternoon heading into the Fourth of July weekend a young staffer was flipped the keys to the City of New York’s Twitter account and in a misguided attempt to throw literal shade at the City of Cleveland, they sparked a flurry of responses from proud Clevelanders and others.
Read MoreToday we're launching a trial series called "Slow River". Every Sunday morning we'll share a real-time scene with natural audio. It's a riff on the Norwegian "Slow TV" Series popularized in the 2000s. Think of it like a "CBS Sunday Morning" nature segment.
Read MoreWhat happens when a drunken Steelers fan decides to take a closer look at the Dorothy Ann/Pathfinder by jumping a chain link security fence and climbing on the Center St. Bridge?
Read MoreRiding along the Cuyahoga River gives one a better sense of the infrastructure grid that serves as a catalyst for the local and regional economy. See that steel bulkhead, see that dock, see that bridge, see those pipes & wires? Yeah, that's infrastructure and it matters!
Read MoreDid you feel a change in the Cleveland Force Thursday afternoon? A significant milestone was reached for the eastbound George V. Voinovich Bridge as the first of five closure girders was lifted into place.
Read MoreWe take a ride with Cleveland Rotary as they gear up for a Red Line Greenway beautification project on the proposed 2 1/2 mile right-of-way running alongside RTA's Red Line from the Zone Recreation Center to downtown Cleveland.
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